Movie - 13 demon lover (2002)

Diane (Connie Nielsen) works for a French investor negotiating the purchase of a Japanese production house for animated porn with two American distribution companies. A horrific bondage-torture website streaming live-action footage is exposed. But Diane is actually a corporate double agent, and things start getting bloody. She pushes the main negotiator, Karen (Dominique Reymond), off the deal, takes her position and wins the trust of their boss, Hervé (Charles Berling) whose sexual attraction to Diane turns violent. 

cast : Gina Gershon, Connie Nielsen, Dominique Reymond

Movie - 12 romance x (1999)

When Marie's boyfriend Paul refuses to have sex with her, she is forced to search for intimacy beyond the bounds of traditional sexual limitations, a journey that proves to be both fulfilling and empowering
cast : caroline ducey

 

Movie - 11 flower n snake (1974)

Shizuka (pink film starlet, Naomi Tani) is the aristocratic wife of Senzo Toyama, the president of a large company. Repulsed by her husband, she enlists her lifelong maid to act as a surrogate to appease his sexual desires. When the maid does not satisfy, Senzo often advances on Shizuka. After threatening to divorce him, Senzo orders his employee, Yoshi, to abduct his wife and train her in the ways of sexual submissiveness. Yoshi, who has been rendered impotent due to a childhood trauma, uses the opportunity to rid himself of his affliction. With the help of his domineering mother, the owner of an adult toy store and pornographer, they break Shizuka's will and open her perception of pleasure to torture and humiliation.

Movie- 10 flower n snake III (2010)

A beautiful concert cellist named Shizuko (Minako Komukai) marries the president of a major financial conglomeration. However, their happiness together is short-lived due to her husband’s ruthless business dealings. When he forces rival business owner Toyama (Yasukaze Motomiya) into bankruptcy, Toyama kidnaps Shizuko and forces her to participate in S&M pornography with the intention of blackmailing her husband with the recordings.
cast : Minako Komukai, Yasukaze Motomiya

Movie - 9 flower n snake II (2005)

Tooyama, an aging impotent art critic, sends his much-younger wife, Shizuko, to Paris to evaluate the work of Ikegami, an artist he sponsors. She discovers she’s curious about sado-masochism, and soon she becomes Ikegami’s object of bondage as well as his muse. Encounters with Ikegami lead her into a shadowy world of wealthy patrons of ropes, humiliation, and slavery. Ikegami discovers his protective side, and Tooyama reenters the picture. Once Shizuko can reestablish control over her life, she can make a choice. 
cast :Aya Sugimoto, Ken’ichi Endô and Fujiko

Movie - 8 flower n snake (2004)

Tôyama, a weak-willed businessman, is in debt to the Yakuza; they also have a video of him bribing a government minister. To clear his debts, he agrees to let them drug and kidnap his wife Shizuko, Japan's queen of the tango, and subject her to the proclivities of a 95-year-old voyeur, who's a Yakuza boss. After a masked ball, Shizuko is taken prisoner; she fights her captors, submitting only when the life of Kyôko, her female bodyguard, is threatened. Tôyama feels regret and seeks to buy back Shizuko, but by this time, she may be enjoying her situation. Is she, or is she pretending in order to protect herself and Kyôko? Would she want a way out if there is one?
cast : Aya Sugimoto, Renji Ishibashi and Ken’ichi Endô

Movie - 7 hana to hebi: hyukyoku nawa chokyo (1987)

 
Ultimate Rope Discipline is the final instalment in the 80s Hana to hebi series, and for the most part it’s just what you’d expect; a mixture of boring and unexciting. However, this time I can’t help myself. The last scene is such a great, mean sprited bravura of immoral movie making that it alone deserves this film a viewing. Other highlights come in form of an under-used but impressively threatening and moody soundtrack. Occasionally the director (Masayuki Asao) also shows some eye for visuals. Such a shame the rest of the film doesn’t rise too far above the low genre standards. Still, easily the most watchable film in the series.